… penalize anyone who “hinders or impedes” fair use rights or obstructs the use of work that has already fallen into the public domain.
Simply put, Hazel takes the idea of mail rules and applies them to the entire system. At its core, Hazel is a watchdog. You tell it to keep an eye on a folder, and if certain criteria are met, perform an action. We’ve covered Hazel before, but I wanted to focus specifically on combining it with Dropbox.Hazel is one of those apps I need to eat my own dog food on and spend a few minutes a day learning something new about. It can be amazingly powerful, and save a ton of hassle and time, especially when combined with other tools. That said, every time I read a post like the one linked above I have one of those “Holy crap!” moments of how I can put it to better use.

Better hurry up guys; people may start noticing that Macromedia and Adobe are no longer “newly combined.”
Best. Question. Yet.
Sacha: when's the due date?
Marc: Jan 9th
Sacha: do you know yet if it's a Mac or a PC?
Marc: bwahahahahahhaha



